
Beyond Our Comfort Zone
Do we have a good grasp of what potential investors know and don’t know about harness racing?
Do we have a good grasp of what potential investors know and don’t know about harness racing?
(please select three)
(top 15 in earnings from 2015 listed alphabetically, please choose three)
TROT’s highly successful Fantasy Stable contest is back for another run in 2016. Who will be your stable star?
Lorsque Joanne Colville a récemment été élue au poste de présidente du conseil d’administration de Standardbred Canada, elle était, sans surprise, d’humeur à célébrer. Mais, sa première réaction ne fut pas de sabrer une bouteille de champagne. C’était plutôt de se mettre au travail.
When Joanne Colville was recently elected as Chair of the Board for Standardbred Canada, she was, not surprisingly, in a celebratory mood. But, her initial reaction wasn’t to crack open a bottle of champagne. Instead, it was all about getting down to work.
L’an dernier, Trot Magazine a effectué un sondage auprès de plus de 300 parieurs, leur demandant ce qui, à leurs yeux, était le plus important. À notre grand étonnement, nous avons reçu un large éventail de réponses mettant l’accent sur plusieurs des secteurs auxquels on pouvait s’attendre.
Last year, TROT Magazine conducted a survey of more than 300 horseplayers asking what was important to them. We received a wide range of answers that stressed many of the areas one would expect.
It is the ultimate challenge for any handicapper to prove that he or she is the best. But in one particular handicapping competition, the Horseplayers Association of North America annual Grand Circuit Challenge, the financial reward is being used for a greater good. Story by Perry Lefko